Hello, I am 34F mother to a 4 month old baby boy. I had a C-section delivery. I am a breast feeding mother. I wanted to know when is the ideal time to start swimming again and workout. Is it safe to swim now? If not, then when would be the ideal time to go back to old workout schedule?
I had yeast infection a month ago and continuous but it was cured and now I am not experiencing intense itching and burning but I have tiny bit of yeast in my mucus what can be the cause
Last yr I had to go through dnc coz I had miscarriage of 2 month pregnancy according to my lmp ,on 18 September my miscarriage start and I wait upto 24 September most of tissue n blood I passed out but there was always some tissue coming out that's why I decided to visit my gyno she suggested me it must be clean by this time naturally but now we have to clean it through medical procedure I agreed my dnc done after dnc right now everything is ok but there is some fear in body what if due to this procedure my tubes got blocked,what if I got uterus infection due to although dr was professionally n did dnc with hysteroscopy 😔I'm trying from 2 month to get pregnant again ,if I don't get pregnant soon this fear will haunt me more plss console
Hello, I am 17 weeks 4 days pregnant. I felt baby fluttering from 14 weeks. But from yesterday morning i dont feel any movement..please tell me is it normal..i have low lying placenta..and this is my second pregnancy..attaching NT scan report
I'm 39 weeks + 3 days pregnant with a low-risk pregnancy and baby in cephalic position. My ultrasound 2 days ago showed cervical length around 4 cm, but my cervix is soft. My doctor advised waiting 4 more days before considering induction. Is there still a chance that my cervix can efface naturally and I can go into labor for a normal vaginal delivery?”
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